Post
Topic
Board Gambling
Re: Account Closure and ~8.38 ETH Confiscated Funds by Crypto.Games
by
CryptSafe
on 06/09/2023, 18:53:06 UTC

OP was being too ignorant to look into what basically concerns him or her. I believe definitely there must have been a notification message sent to clients  of that casino of their new Terms of Service so as to enable them update their agreement policy with them. This is the normal thing casinos and exchanges do so as to be on the safe side by alerting their clients to update but if the reverse is the case then OP should have known that it is not safe to have left such amount of asset on his account with the casino. It is generally known here that  asset(s) not under your custody is not your own and as such should have be withdrawn with immediate effect. Well, since you have a large followership  or invited referrals under registered with them, I think they would definitely look into it as loyal fan and give you a soft landing.

KYC was introduced as a feature that allowed user to claim "VIP Birthday Cash"  & "Faster Betting Speed"

Even as of today, KYC is not mandatory (only when requested).
And you're requested to complete it. Is it that hard to understand?

OP if they had requested that you do your KYC it is easy to understand and as simple as ABC do your KYC and wait for their response. If they fail to release your assets to you then it looks fishy on their side but for the now you are requested to do the needful so as to have access to your funds. You should know that in the first place that at any point in time casino or exchanges would definitely request for your details so as to process your funds or whatever the case maybe. If you are conversant with most casinos term and conditions when it comes to clients or customers KYC and withdrawal, they state it clear that they have the sole right to demand for KYC if the need arises so in that case you should have known that irrespective of the fact that you are an old member with them. It is very simple for you to understand mate.